St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16
TOWN TALK.

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| The Capital City club organized last Friday
| evening at the residence of Mrs. E. J. Still
| well, of Ramsey street. most delightful
evening was enjored with progressive euchre.
! Mrs. McNair and w. L. Goodkind won the
| head prizes, Mrs. A. B. Moss. Mr.. McNair
! the lone hand, and Mrs, ingalls, and B. l..
Goodkind the progressive prizes. The next
meeting of the club takes place Monday, Jan.
"a, at the residence of Mrs. w. S. Monroe, of
Ramsey street Eugene StillweIl is president
of the club, and w. s. Monroe treasurer.
The Lower Town Cooking club was very
! pleasantly entertained by Mr.. Frank Blakelf,
ut his home oil jackson street Friday even
J ing. Those present were: Misses Proctor.
Merrick, Metcalf, Postiethwaie Tallmadge,
! Van Auker, Bohrer. Comleg, Phillips, Haw-
kins, Saunders, Miss Todd, of Minneapolis,
| and Miss Mott, of DeS Moines, Ia. MeSSrs
Robertson, Ferdinand, Proctor, Potter, Ames,
Larkin, Thomas. Dugan, Buckley. Jones,
| Winslow and Hanford of Minneapolis.
The Ohio associations first annual reunion
! and banquet is to occur on Wednesday even
ing, the goth, at the Ryan. An address by
| Gen. james H. Baker, Hon. E. F. Drake ex-
Mayor Ensign. of Duluth. D. E. Myers, of St
| Cloud, James H. Davis and Judge Walter L.
! Burr, and an original poem and songs will
contribute to the interest of the occasion.
The Summit ChautauQua circle will meet
on Tuesday evening at the First Methodist
! church. Among the special features of in
|
| and MARY, Queen of ScottS.' There will
also be pronouncing match and plenty of
good music. The general public IS invited.
The next social of the St. Andrews society
will be more of a generally diversified enter
| tainment than simple dancing. 1t will occur
! about the last week of the month. and all the
| visiting curriers' are to be invited. Rev. Dr.
! Christie will make the speech of welcome to
the curriers'.
ST. Paul Temple No. 2, Patriarchal circle
| enjoyed its fourth annual banquet and ball at
| the Ryan Wednesday evening. Visitors were
| present from Minneapolis, Northteld, Red
Wing and other cities, there being in all
about $50 ladies and gentlemen in attendance
The Trbulation club, of st. Anthony HILL
was organized Tuesday evening, with E. A
! HendrckSon president, DR.. Wech vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. Will T. Hart secretary and
| treasurer, Mrs. Ruff, of COS Lincoln avenue
entertained the club Friday evening.
The fifth of the series of the social hops
! given by the Pythian Hall association will
take place Thursday evening, Jan. 20. Dane
ing will begin Immediately after the storming
OF the ice palace. 1t is expected that quite Il
number will appear in carnival suits.
The Columbia Snow Shoe club bauaueted at
the Ryan Monday evening. Ignatius Dom
| nelly was one Of the guests. Over q hundred
covers were laid. There was an excellent
menu and an interesting programme of toasts
and songs.
Inc JUNIOR Dancing ana Carnival club will
! give grand carnival ball in Market hall Fri
day evening. All other local clubs are invited
| to attend in uniforms.
Eureka Lodge No. 8. A 0. T. W., held its
annual entertainment Tuesday night in the
hall at the corner of East Seventh and Brad
| ley street
The seventh annual ball of the Merchants
hotel employees at Market hall last Wednesday
evening was attended by nearly two hundred
| couples.
Select Knights, a. o. Z. W.. gave the first
of a series of hops at Turner hall Fridaynight,
to raise funds for the supreme lodge conyen-
ton.
The Great Union band celebrated its eighth
anniversary with ball at Pfeiffer's hall Mon
| day evening.
The Junior Carnival and Dancing Club had
its eighth hop IN Winthrop hall Friday night.
Personal Mention